What is the reason why the WebRTC streaming address on the video surveillance aggregation platform EasyCVR video sharing page cannot be played?

The open source EasyDarwin video surveillance TSINGSEE Qingxi video platform EasyCVR can gather, integrate and centrally manage all kinds of scattered video resources in a complex network environment. In video surveillance playback, TSINGSEE Qingxi video security monitoring convergence platform can support 1, 4, 9, 16 screen windows to play, can play multiple video streams at the same time, and can also support video timing rotation. The video surveillance aggregation platform EasyCVR supports multiple playback protocols, including: HLS, HTTP-FLV, WebSocket-FLV, WebRTC, RTSP, RTMP, and supports external sharing.

According to user feedback, the integrated video surveillance management platform shared the WebRTC streaming address of the video playback page, but the playback was abnormal.

In response to this feedback, we immediately conducted a troubleshooting. Careful inspection found that the webrtc stream address was inaccurate, and the "webrtc://localhost:6230" server address was added.

Looking at the code, webrtcs is not included, resulting in abnormal address splicing.

Add the webrtcs protocol header judgment to the original regular expression to fix the problem.

After modification, the video can be played normally:

TSINGSEE Qingxi Video Surveillance Convergence Platform EasyCVR has strong scalability, flexible video capabilities, and easy deployment. The mainstream standard protocols that can be supported include national standard GB28181, RTSP/Onvif, RTMP, etc., and support private protocols and SDK access of manufacturers, including Hikvision SDKs for Ehome, Haidayu and other devices. The platform not only has the ability of traditional security video surveillance, but also has the ability to access AI intelligent analysis, including intelligent tracking and identification analysis, snapshot, comparison, alarm reporting, voice reminder, etc. of events such as people, vehicles, objects, and behaviors. Interested users can go to the demonstration platform for experience or deployment testing.

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